Now the above mentioned milkmaid has a cow and a Brahmin from coastal Andhra who was a teacher and who resided in the same area as us is said to have purchased cow urine from the milkmaid.So it definately is lakshmi , goddess of wealth from the point of view of that milkmaid.To the best of my knowledge,we never brought cow urine even though we too were highly punctual in being ritualistic.

When HPyroli was pissed off with Hindus in the old forum,she said that there exists black magic mentioned in the Vedas in Hinduism and Hindus observing some rituals is an attempt to curse that great Christian nation.

She mentioned about an ancient Vedic black magic ritual wherein a cow/an ox is immolated in the holy fire of the Yagna and when the animal releases urine due to the pain it endures,that urine is collected and used for the purpose of black magic.Now an animal also experiences pain sometimes while excreting both dung and urine.Now if the supposed pain of the animal while being immolated generates the power of harmful black magic,then the supposed pain experienced during excretion should also generate power of black magic albeit in lesser quantities.So aren't the Brahmins and others who use cow urine for rituals and for drinking aware that they are being cursed?In a recent Telugu film,I have witnessed,the villain consumes cow urine after sinning regularly uttering in Sanskrit that this cow urine will purify me from all my sins.Much similar to Chanakya telling us that Hindus commit heinous crimes such as rape and then either take a bath in the Ganges or pay some bribes to the temples.So far from believing in the black magical powers of cow urine,modern day Hindus seem to believe in its purification effects of both the body and the soul.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi waived loans to the tune of hundreds of thousands of rupees for corporate firms.Yet he is not prepared to give even a few thousand crores to debt ridden remnant Andhra Pradesh(debts due to unjust division in 2014) for constructing the national project of Polavaram.